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Votes at a glance: Butler County Board actions, March 16, 2026
Summary
A summary of formal actions taken by the Butler County Board of Supervisors March 16, 2026, including approvals for road engineering plans, 2914 fund reclassification, a six‑month interlocal extension with David City Police, $400 for Music in the Park, claims approvals, and PIP enforcement.
At its March 16 meeting, the Butler County Board of Supervisors took the following formal actions:
• Engineering plans for Prague Highway — Approved unanimously to hire an engineering firm to prepare milling and overlay plans for Prague Highway (moved by Vandenberg; seconded by Coufal).
• Wireless 911 Fund reclassification — Approved unanimously to move two invoices ($3,579 and $6,460.21) from 2910 to the Wireless 911 Fund (2914) (moved by Coufal; seconded by Krafka). 2914 balance was reported as $111,237.36 and must be spent by June 2028.
• Music in the Park funding — Approved $400 to Friends of David City for the 2026 Music in the Park series (moved by Vandenberg; seconded by Bauer).
• Interlocal mutual‑aid extension — Approved a six‑month extension to the interlocal agreement with the David City Police Department; a written addendum will be signed later (moved by Krafka; seconded by Griess).
• Recording meetings — Voted 4–1 to not record county board meetings as an official governmental record (moved by Vandenberg; seconded by Bauer). County Clerk and County Attorney noted record retention implications and that public hearings tied to zoning/comprehensive plan must be recorded.
• Claims — Approved the monthly claims list with a separate vote later to approve the Steager Lawn Care LLC claim; both motions passed.
• Senior Center PIP enforcement — Approved a motion allowing the HR Director and Senior Center liaisons to enforce the proposed Performance Improvement Plan for the Senior Center Director (moved by Bauer; seconded by Griess). The motion passed with one abstention (Vandenberg).
